Corbyn’s Gaza Tribunal: UN Rapporteur Joins Roast Session
Jeremy Corbyn is back at it, hosting a two-day 'tribunal' in early September investigating the UK’s 'role in war crimes perpetrated in Gaza.' This isn’t your average book club—Corbyn’s recruiting UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese to bring the heavyweight analysis after Parliament blocked his private member’s bill for an official inquiry back in July. Yes, the government shut down Corbyn’s inquiry faster than you can say 'political drama.' Corbyn campaigns with 'Your Party,' proving once again British politics loves a good sequel with added controversy.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s latest gig: hosting a Gaza war crimes tribunal because history’s greatest hits weren’t controversial enough. Throw in a UN rapporteur and you’ve got political theater that not even Netflix can top.
So Corbyn's arranging a Gaza war crimes tribunal, with a UN guest star no less. It’s like political true crime podcast but with less evidence and more drama.
The UK blocked Corbyn’s inquiry, so he’s playing judge, jury, and headline act at his own Gaza tribunal. It’s DIY justice meets political soap opera.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/23/2025 | Author: Sammy Gecsoyler
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